He said that it has a small oscillation problem, and it didn't come with any fixtures, but I am very pleased. I have several 575s (and even a 175 with the special cable), but this treasure is my first 576.
22 January 2013
Scope Sunday 42
A friend emailed me last week, and said that he had some Tektronix 500-series plug-ins for me. I told him that I was happy to give them a good home. When I arrived at his house on Sunday, he had a dozen-and-a-half plug-ins for me, and also this back-breaking beast:
He said that it has a small oscillation problem, and it didn't come with any fixtures, but I am very pleased. I have several 575s (and even a 175 with the special cable), but this treasure is my first 576.
He said that it has a small oscillation problem, and it didn't come with any fixtures, but I am very pleased. I have several 575s (and even a 175 with the special cable), but this treasure is my first 576.
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3 comments:
This is beautiful!
Thanks for rescuing this. I hope you can show it being used and useful.
Building a curve tracer that can drive an x-y output for display would be a terrific EE Proto final project.
Kent, I see you haven't posted for awhile. Please don't let this blog die. It's been a pleasure to read, and a true memorial to Mr. Williams, whom I've learned to revere.
Thanks,
Darren
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